But I had to just deal with it.

A new unit to deal with cybercrime had also been established.

Until now, Merkel had to deal with a weak or non existent opposition.

Although the Government had taken some steps to deal with the issue, there had not been any tangible results so far.

By that point, a great deal of unemployment had become long term unemployment, which had two consequences.

Oppression is a package deal. His comments cost him his Russian readership, andKolokol had to close down.

UNICEF had taken a good step in working with the Ombudsperson Office to deal with staff grievances.

The left had maintained that Arafat would make a deal and honor it the right claimed that Arafat would make a deal and violate it.

Both the developed countries and the international organizations had a great deal of responsibility.

Post 9 11, the United States has had a lot of trouble to deal with, their own internal issues.

The Allies had never negotiated a deal to guarantee supply of the sectors deep within the Soviet occupied zone.

He had to deal with initial revolts in Tarraconensis, and because of this, he felt a need to reform the army.

It has never had to deal with others as equals, unlike traditional European powers, which have done so for centuries.

In some countries, specialized courts had been established to deal with cases involving economic and financial crimes, including money laundering.

This tendency to compare to the past is causing people to pass up the better deal. In other words, a good deal that used to be a great deal is not nearly as good as an awful deal that was once a horrible deal.

India s Communists had tried to topple the Congress led government last year in an attempt to scuttle the nuclear deal brokered by the United States, and had vowed to upend it.

The historian suggest that during 1825 and 26, Peru had to deal with the worst on of the Bolívars, the imperator.

Mr. Gabriel (United States of America) said that draft paragraph 6 had not been intended to deal with letters of credit themselves.

The Israeli authorities have had to deal with protests and demonstrations, efficaciously clearing a building in Gaza taken over by extremists opposed to disengagement.

Ms. Gaspard asked whether the report had been submitted to the Irish Parliament and whether a special Parliamentary subcommittee had been established to deal with the issue of equality between women and men.

As the World Bank s Chief Economist under Wolfensohn, I had argued that failing to deal with corruption risked undermining growth and poverty alleviation.

For many years, we had to deal with the problem of Russia s very existence rather than that of the quality of its governance.

After evacuating Vieques, the United States had set up an inter agency committee to deal with the problem of Puerto Rico's colonial status.

It had also introduced legislation to deal with terrorist crimes, including laws on monitoring and suppressing the financing of terrorism and money laundering.

It had progressed a long way from being a country with serious problems with mine affected areas, to one that had learned to deal with those problems, including their humanitarian, social and economic effects.

I have had the opportunity first as Uribe s defense minister, and now as President to deal the strongest blows to the guerrillas and drug trafficking gangs.

But such a deal became impossible precisely because the Intifada had raised Palestinian expectations to such heights that it became impossible for Israel to meet them.

By now, the United Nations and the international community have had sufficient experience to put together best practices from past situations to deal with future challenges.

In an attempt to reduce Ethiopia's very high infant and child mortality, his Government had adopted an integrated management approach to deal with major children's illnesses.

On 12 April 1999, she complained to the Constitutional Court and was notified that it had no jurisdiction to deal with her case and that her claim had been channelled to the General Prosecutor's Office, which had forwarded it to the Tashkent Prosecutor's Office.

In the area of coordination, inter agency assessment missions to Senegal and Uganda had led both countries to set up programmes to deal with the landmine problem coherently.

On its re auction, Ukraine received more than five times the amount that had been paid through that insider deal.

The Jowrkesh family told Fahreekhtegan that the attackers had warned the city they would deal with women with bad hijab.

On July 17, TNA president Dixie Carter announced that Aries had signed a new long term deal with the promotion.

The issue of terrorism, which featured prominently on the Committee's agenda, had already generated a great deal of public interest.

Although there was no legislation officially requiring it to do so, the Garda Síochána (Irish Police) had been instructed to deal sympathetically with all victims of trafficking.

Nearly from its founding as a modern state in 1920, Iraq has had to deal with Kurdish separatists in the northern part of the country.

A great deal of hope and faith had been invested in the Mission, which must be given enough resources to meet the challenges before it.

Chef Well, here's the deal. Let me tell you the deal.

Woe to those that deal in fraud ,

If the deal had passed the vote, it would have indeed marked an end to a war that has claimed more than 220,000 lives since 1958.

In the early 1960s, films began to deal with adult subjects and sexual matters that had not been seen in Hollywood films since the early 1930s.

During the communist era the governments of Czechoslovakia and Vietnam had a deal concerning the education of Vietnamese people in Czechoslovakia.

But India does not seem to know how to deal with its northwestern neighbor, and even less whom to deal with in its government.

The slight catch was that he had to publish articles written by someone else on his blog and claim them as his own no big deal, right?